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571.
by mda 7y ago
Looks like AMD Cpus are safe again.
572.
by mda 7y ago
Half of the article is how fascist nazi communist those architects were, with some sprinkling of islam references. Utterly tasteless.
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by mda 7y ago
According to statcounter, not really. Global mobile browsers: http://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share/mobile/worldw... Asia region: http://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share/mobile
574.
by mda 7y ago
It will be Java 15 then.
575.
by mda 7y ago
This is a lie.
576.
by mda 7y ago
TBH they seem to mostly just depend on their enterprise lock in, The azure story is just a reflection of this. Most enterprises just can not move out of the stranglehold and will have to cough out whatever price Microsoft demands,(which wil
577.
by mda 7y ago
Except they don't drop many more projects all the time, Funny that people here argues it should drop Dart. I am glad they are sticking to it.
578.
by mda 7y ago
This is a weird comment, Dart is open source and evolves as well, like Swift from Apple, Kotlin from Jetbrains, Typescript from Microsoft etc. What is the difference? Or you don't like any of these?
579.
by mda 8y ago
No it is not the number one thing. This comment is especially irrelevant in Google Cloud context.
580.
by mda 8y ago
This is getting tired and adds nothing to the discussion.
581.
by mda 8y ago
Sure, but I bet Intellij is a bit better when it comes to debugging java applications. A good IDE beats the crap out of Vim for a lot of tasks.
582.
by mda 8y ago
Mostly Bing.
583.
by mda 8y ago
Maybe you had this problem before but your expectations grew faster than technology? Can you think of something from your search history and fins anything that other search engines found but Google failed?
584.
by mda 8y ago
Can you give an example from your search history? How can you quantify that results got worse?
585.
by mda 8y ago
No, commodity phones in developing countries do not come with massive memories. Memory is the biggest issue for those. No, most phones do not have unlimited data at all. I am not even starting with your conspiracy theory. I am pretty sure w
586.
by mda 8y ago
Who are their customers?
587.
by mda 8y ago
Long journey to Mars in hard vacuum and under UV radiation makes it very unlikely, but bacteria spores are very resilient to harsh conditions. I think it is still theoretically possible. There are a few papers on this. https://ww
588.
by mda 8y ago
I have almost never found anything of interest in spam for many years. Maybe none, i can't remember a single instance. In the early years, yes there had been a few.
589.
by mda 8y ago
Almost all big open source projects are under direct control of a person or entity.
590.
by mda 8y ago
I don't understand. Having a stable api is also good for researchers / amateurs as well?
591.
by mda 8y ago
How is it unusable for research purposes, it seems it can be compiled and run by anyone?
592.
by mda 8y ago
And these fake, shaped baby carrots are truly vile. No taste, disgusting texture.
593.
by mda 8y ago
I hear this often, but it kinda implies they prospered because they had this obnoxious rules, i fail to see if this is actually true. Wouldn't they still be better without this tyranical bullshit?
594.
by mda 8y ago
Except if you live in China
595.
by mda 8y ago
So when you make non trivial query, how do you think ddg answers it? It is bing.
596.
by mda 8y ago
Sorry, but what you say doesn't make any sense. What meta data are you talking about?
597.
by mda 8y ago
I made my choices carefully and consciously. As I said, I entrusted Google with my data, my emails, pictures, history. I know that my data is never sold to anyone and always kept secure. Google is probably one of the most careful companies
598.
by mda 8y ago
It is fast, responsive, has much better security history and architecture than all others, super convenient if you have multiple computers. I have absolutely no problems with Chrome, I already trusted my information with Google, so I always
599.
by mda 8y ago
Yes,but both languages share some important structural similarities. Rich morphology, extreme agglutination and vowel harmony.
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by mda 8y ago
Generally, it was slowing each team down to implement new features.

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